Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
on uindnu Shades. CARPETS. Mattings and Staples

tall broad brimmed straw hat had clusters
Of unripe currantg falling down the crown.
The brim YVES caught up ct one side win
chsrtpurse green and brown ribbons.
Several lists were made OF
ncrfrctly transparent substance Ike
hber, which we're emOrOldeIeu
Win et~sv IN some ianCi!ul de-
signs. These were o. shapes many ana
various, but IS they showed the hair ana
shape of the head they were IN no case
unbeconiNg. The prettlest was b!ach
with embroidery Of 6tFsW Co-cT ana
branch of roses laid across the top, IN
which thorns were displayed. Small
bonnets made up OF satin. studded and
ietted with @ net TO match the gown IN
color. were much worn. These had
border Of graduated balls maze up OF
tiny sequins and spangles matching tn@
net of which they were made. They were
worked in gold, silver, blue, neIlotrope,
fgwn and gray, according to the prevail
ing color in the gown. With few eXcep-
tiOns very high crowned hats were not
worn.
Do any of our girls COyet the silver
orioles? They are now said 10 be the de-
sire of the fashionable world. a Pn!ls-
| dalpbig house has on exhibition the FOL
/ loving TRIES and il any OF our Texas
/ girls can draw literally on paps's eN-
! Chq0uer, here is chance TO crafty lnelr
nassinc fancy. ga very handsome S:rdIe
I seen al State street house was patterned
sitter q rOpe and made of very bright
STYLE Of silver, known IS the satin hnish'
I To show II TO q girl OF any taste is TO ron
bfr Of her cCnteatment, for 1t can't De
hgd for less than S32 \ S27 girdle was
even more artistic, as it consisted OF CT
cplar links with rolled edge and the
diameter Of silver dime. Alternating
with fGrsI pieces of distiuCt pattern and
syDerb Workmanship were SroteS9ue
faces in profile, eaca study in itself anc
no two alike.
The girls who are unable to crafty tnl:
Wnim NAV possibly lud solsce in Chste'
lsine pin, some four inches long rope ae
son. pendant from which sre five chains
Cf twelve, nine, SIX, four and three inches
respec,iyely. 10 ore chain Is Attached
stamp box, e second supports fancy IeaC
pencil from q taird bangles yinaigrette
me fourth IS weighted with silver GOV
cred tablet and sn opal blue pin cushion
encssed in fligree silver leaves Compicte
the freight. The p,u eHd chains alon'
cost $50 and approx!msti1g the com9ine'
cost OF tie bsrgles a S53, the bRu5le !
in no danger Ct becoming common"
NOTES.
O'd-tes7i0ned ucreSs Il revived.
The y mpsdour style OF hair IS n favcl
> but no, FIR young faces
= H3grycprD-d vokes are in great rayo
for the trUlk3 Tor IL isses and smSu chi
dren.
: Lustroua Ugh. weight m0haif5 ar
ecein used for lIsveliu dresses.
3 Very >msll or auie MAJ headed pl1s sT
: mnch Us. 4 for dress purposes
{ D.tsch Lb!e collars and cud OF I've
q srd Y, lve'een are won with wash if'cS'
= The helrsd blouse waist is the style l.
q wash frocks in this midsummer We@lheI
The immense variety in parssols Is on
: cf he pre- .tiest features OF THIS season
. fashions.
= w7;5s ar-ss fsh-Ic7 of eli ktndS, b. e
: necisl!y white WASH goods, are il demar
jlst now. ,,.-
Small squares Of embroidered CHR
= crane with deep netied fringe ere u
most dressy light wraps.
: White muslin with PIN head dots OF Ell
:, hroidery maze pretty dresses LOT !SI :
Urls and misses Just in their teens.
q Small bonnets and tinv toques az
a furbans and very large Directolre pa
+. sra the f.vorites in millinery this sun
= mer.